iOS 17.3 Beta 1 ― Bug Fixes, Changes, and Improvements

This has been an ongoing problem. I’ve had it happen on this beta and previous betas.

Same WiFi hardware in the 14s to 15s…. Unless it’s been made buy a different manufacturer, so what could be the difference?

You would think the software would be pretty similar with maybe a small isolated tweak for the 15s if a change in manufacturer, if that at all.

My head jumps straight back to the obvious difference… the frame. Different batch’s of Titanium could have greater imperfections to meet the high demands and thus creating more frequency problems. (Pure speculation but with all their dev power you’d think something as simple as WiFi wouldn’t be a problem in the code)

Same WiFi hardware in the 14s to 15s…. Unless it’s been made buy a different manufacturer, so what could be the difference?

You would think the software would be pretty similar with maybe a small isolated tweak for the 15s if a change in manufacturer, if that at all.

My head jumps straight back to the obvious difference… the frame. Different batch’s of Titanium could have greater imperfections to meet the high demands and thus creating more frequency problems. (Pure speculation but with all their dev power you’d think something as simple as WiFi wouldn’t be a problem in the code)

That makes no sense. Metal blocks wireless signals. Doesn’t matter if it has imperfections or not. That’s why the frame has the plastic antenna lines — to let the wireless signals get through.

Bad batch of antennas... maybe? But frame has nothing to do with it

In the previous betas, it seems to sync only when you disconnect the Apple Watch. Do you have watch?

I noticed mine wouldn't sync if I had the 80% charge limit set and the battery was already at 80%. Seems the phone "turns off" the USB-C port to prevent charging so it doesn't stay connected.

I have to change that setting to either "none" or "optimized" and the connection is then stable and syncing proceeds as normal.

Not all that efficient, but I suppose that is how they chose to implement that feature.

That makes no sense. Metal blocks wireless signals. Doesn’t matter if it has imperfections or not. That’s why the frame has the plastic antenna lines — to let the wireless signals get through.

Bad batch of antennas... maybe? But frame has nothing to do with it

Probably not, but then let’s face it, there is a lot of nonsense on here anyway 😆😂

Yes mommy it is

Mummy? bit weird.